Advance parole facts
 

According to BIA( Board Of Inmigration Appeals) :

"The Board of Immigration Appeals held that a non-citizen who departs the United States on a grant of advance parole does not trigger the three and ten year bars for purposes of INA §§ 212(a)(9)(B)(i)(I), (II). In its decision, the Board of Immigration Appeals notes that advance parole is a distinct discretionary benefit for which “the alien must demonstrate his eligibility and worthiness.” 25 I & N Dec. 771, 778 (BIA 2012)."

U.S.C.I.S also states that:

"If you depart after being ordered deported or removed, and your removal proceeding has not been reopened and administratively closed or terminated, your departure may result in your being considered deported or removed, with potentially serious future immigration consequences. If you have any questions about this process, you may contact U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) through the local ICE Office of the Chief Counsel with jurisdiction over your case. "

Conclusion:

No Felonies
Not in removal proceedings

Complications free upon Re-entry

Correct me if im wrong

Re: Advance parole facts
 

You are correct. The case was known as Matter of Arrabelly

Re: Advance parole facts
 

This might be a stupid question but what options do DACA people have after successful AP reentry?

Re: Advance parole facts
 

Basically after a succesful Re-entry you can adjust status without leaving country. AP benefits to clear ewi ( entry without inspection)

Re: Advance parole facts
 

I was thinking about doing AP to clear mine, but my sister went to a lawyer since she's getting married and he told her there was no need because our mom put our names down on form 245 when she applied many years ago.